BLACK+DECKER 20V MAX Cordless Hedge Trimmer with Power Command Powercut, 22-Inch (LHT321FF)

Over the past few months, I have switched all my black and decker tools from the older 18v styles to these newer 20v types with the smaller, Upon examining the different hedge trimmers of 22" in the market, I discovered something that I was really drawn to. It helps with jamming if it's on the top. One of the downsides to my previous hedge trimmer (which still worked but I gave it to my daughter in law who didn't have one) was the fact that when it got clogged I had to stop and unclog It was possible for me to solve the jam without stopping by using the button. My heart was in the right place! ***** NOTE I bought it with a 20V battery (1. There is a 5 size) and a charger to go with it. It took less than two hours for the battery to fully charge on the charger. I like how small the chargers and batteries are. As well as being a steady light when fully charged, I also appreciate the flashing light when it's charging. In this case, I did have to put the guard and handle There was a statement in the instructions that screws were partially inside the unit and that the screws needed to be unscrewed. It was sort of difficult to get the miners out because they were fully in and tightened. Initially, I feared I would strip the screws, but I carefully removed them and then screwed in the guard and handle. I only had to take a few minutes to complete the process.

I like how the trimmer fits in my hands well, and how the weight balances out for me to use slowly. The tool I used was easily manageable by me, even though I am a short lady. Today is the first time I've tried it, and it cuts like butter on my bush. The process is so simple! In my opinion, the 22" size is the best because it's big enough to get a job done quickly but not too big so you can't round out bushes that need it. The material was easy to work with, and I felt that it suited my hands well. The safety can be released by pushing a button, and then the blades can be cut by pressing the button again. Getting started is easier when you only have to press that button once when you first turn it on, and it's on each side, so no matter if you're left or right-handed, it makes it easier for you. A jam-releasing button is located right on the top, so you don't have to turn it off to release it. In order to release the jam, a button reduces the speed of the action so that control of the trimmer can be gained. There are not a lot of things I need to trim, and my battery did not slow down as I worked. My excitement for going out and trimming continues to grow. It's so cool to get a new toy like that. Paying a bit more for the added feature is totally worth it. Thanks for taking the time to read my review

I am very happy with my purchase. Becky.

Lee Vance

| Feb 11, 2021

Having bought four tools from Black & Decker's 20V MAX series, this must be my fourth (The series) is beginning to grow on me. Besides the fact that it functions as advertised, it also comes with a lot of pros. Trimming my 5' bushes was relatively easy, even taking down some branches as thick as 1/2" (but while using a bit of extra elbow grease on the larger branches). I like it because it's easy to use, and it lasts for about an hour on a single charge. You won't tire yourself out holding it with the two grips, as they are pretty ergonomic. A sturdy and reliable feel is given off by it. This hedge trimmer is about the same weight and makes the same amount of noise as a regular hedge trimmer. I must say that there isn't anything bad to say about it, but I am not amazed by It was a fair price for me to pay ($99). I have no excuse to not trim the bushes now, since I no longer need an excuse!.

Chana Pineda

| Dec 08, 2020

It is the perfect trimmer for me. Black and Decker also makes lawn tools that use the same batteries, so I was looking forward to getting this trimmer since it too could be used with the same batteries. I really like how the batteries last a long time, and I really like how easy this trimmer is Because it uses batteries (rather than gas), there is practically no maintenance required, and I was able to trim most of our bushes in one go It seems to cut through 1/2-inch and slimmer branches with ease, however I have not yet tried it on the really thick branches. My gas used to bother me- I've been on medication for some time In the past, I've used gas-powered lawn equipment, but it was constantly jammed and didn't run, and I really tired of it. So now I use rechargeable battery-driven equipment. An electric trimmer that I had used for years didn't reach all our bushes so I bought a new one. It is so easy to use this trimmer now that I am moving on to other bushes around our pond and house that I had been having trouble with using hand clippers before (or I just let go "natural") and I cannot believe how fast and easy it makes my job. Now I am on the hunt for things to trim. The charger lasts for a long time on one battery, but I keep a second, charged battery in my pocket, just in case. The story thus far has been good, as they say.

Marcus Cardenas

| Sep 21, 2020

The hedge trimmer I have is amazing. My house has about 150 feet of 4 1/2 foot tall hedges that surround the front and side of it. I have to say, I had no trouble cutting right through the toughest branches of my hedges, and it worked perfectly on one charge. PowerCut did a great job for me both times! The B & W is mine 4" D x 3" H Trimmer/edger and mower are both powered by one battery, and the third battery is needed for the mower. Due to the fact that the hedge trimmer comes with a battery, I bought a third battery and paid just a little bit The 100ft extension cord that came with my electric trimmer was always a pain to remove and put away. Yesterday, I grabbed the B & D and was able to do the job in a jiffy. After adding a battery to my D trimmer, I was able to trim my bushes in less than an hour (and still had no cord to wrap and store behind). Additionally, the 22" blade is a good length for my reach across the top of the hedges, and it is light weight compared to other trimmers that I'm used to. The world is a wonderful place- Despite the cost, we were glad we invested in it.

Aurora Frazier

| Aug 20, 2020